I find no record further than this one.

John F. Farrow, Private, Company H, 1st Regiment Alabama Conscripts, enlisted August 2, 1862 at Talapoosa by Isball, recorded present on the only surviving muster roll for December 31, 1862 which was dated January 31, 1863 at Camp Watts, no other records

M311: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama

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The 1st Alabama Conscript Regiment was formed in April 1862 for six months. It was stationed at Camp Watts, near Notasulga, AL, until the end of the year. It was commanded by Major William G. Swanson and consisted of ten companies
http://ehistory.osu.edu/uscw/features/regimental/alabama/confederate/alinf.cfm

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Camp Watts was located on what is now known as Union Camp Road in Notasulga, AL. This location is
currently private property and is used for cattle. This location was once a hospital, camp, train depot and supply point for confederate soldiers during the civil war. Camp Watts was commanded by Major William G. Swanson in 1862. This Camp was capable of supporting anywhere from 2000-3000 men at any given time. This location served as a camp of conscripts for training soldiers and picking up supplies as well.
http://www.alabamaghosthunters.com/campwatts.html