Abraham Lincoln's Signature and Seal on the Emancipation Proclamation

By the Emancipation Proclamation 3,063,392 slaves were set free, as follows:
Arkansas 111,104

Alabama 435,132

Florida 61,753

Georgia 462,232

Mississippi 436,696

North Carolina 275,081

South Carolina 402,541

Texas 180,682

Virginia (part) 450,437
Louisiana (part) 247,734

The institution of slavery was not disturbed by the proclamation in eight States, which contained 831,780 slaves, distributed as follows:
Delaware 1,798
Kentucky 225,490
Maryland 87,188
Missouri 114,465
Tennessee 275,784
Louisiana (part) 85,281
West Virginia 12,761
Virginia (part) 29,013
The remainder were emancipated by the Thirteenth Amendment to the national Constitution, making the whole number set free 3,895,172.