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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

The CApITAL.-rhe 5. f. Herald Of
Tuesday has the following on this sub
ject:
"Ihe Seat of Government will in all
probability be moved to Sacramento in
the course of the first week Of the session.
The understanding is doubtless already
had, and the Benicians do not seem to
make any effort to defeat the purpose
They have not even bestirred themselves
to prove toerabIe accommodation for those
whose business calls them TO their vii
age"
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14
IMPoRTANT DEcIsIoN.-TheT Times l.

TMP0RTANT DEcIsION,-The Times 4
Transcript says:
"The Supr, me Court held session
on the 2d inst. In the Case of the People
VS.. Dorr, Coleman, Post, Case and others,
involving the cou~''IutionalIty Of the Re-
venue Act, imposing license tax on mer-
cantlIe and other pursuits, the Court held
that the State has me constitutional righs
to impose q license tax on professions and
occupations; that the provisions of the
Act of Legislature, 1853, licensing mer-
chants, bankers and coasgnees, are of
constitutional right; and that the tax on
consigned goods is not q regulation Of
commerce by the State within the prohibi-
ton of the Constitution of the United
States. Opinion by Chief Justice Muir
ray. Judgment in the Court below re-
yersed."
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

DIMINUTIvE SPECIMEN OF THE CENus
BoMo.-A Mariposa correspondent of the
Stockton Repu6ttcan vouches for the truth
of a statement that in Colorado, in that
county, there is an infant six weeks old
weighing only eleven ounces in full dress.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-14

RECORDING MARRIAGEs.--The Adver-
tser publishes section of the Act rela,-
ing to marriages. Persons having legal
right to solemnize marriages between
others, must keep record, and transmit
certificates with full names of parties 10
the County Tecorder. A record is also
kept in the Recorders office. The fee
of that officer for recording marriage 10
TWO dollars.
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A RuDIMENrARY AND PRACTICAL

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Ru5inents Of the Art Of Building, in i've sec
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2 Materials used in baildug; 8. Strength OF ma
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IL IN Religion Science and Literature.
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TRIAL OF MATT. +. WARD.-Fuil and
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