Shipping manifest : DS, 1862 February 10.

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Shipping manifest : DS, 1862 February 10.

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Shipping manifest for fifteen thousand dollars worth of gold coin aboard the Sonora, bound for Magoun & Son, Boston. Partially printed. Accompanying document is a Wells Fargo & Co. receipt for "coin" valued at fifteen hundred dollars shipped aboard steamer Golden Age via Panama to Boston.

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