to pay up, or the notes would be sold at auction.

I also advertised that all the real property, was for sale.
Business had somewhat changed since 1857.

Parrott & Co.; Garrison, Fritz & Ralston; Wells, Fargo & Co.; Drexel, Sather & Church, and Tallant & Wilde, were the principal bankers.

Property continued almost unsalable, and prices were less than a half of what they had been in 1853-'54.

William Blending, Esq., had rented my house on Harrison Street; so I occupied a room in the bank, No.