Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-13
NUMBER j.
Gams of % bio.
published by authority.



Of any crime punishable under ihe laws there
Of, by imprisonment in the Penitentiary Of the
same, and sentenced to- such imprisonment, OF
on behalf Of any person or persons convicted
of any crime, the punishment of which Is cap-
ilal under the laws ofthis State, and sensenc-
ed to such punishment. shall be made and con-
Quoted in the manner and under the reasric-
lions hereinafter prescribed
Sec. 2. Notice of the application for such
pardon shall be given to the Prosecuting At
torney of the county in which The indictment
was found against such person or persons so
convicted and sentenced, at least three weeks
before such application shall be considerably
the Governor Of the State; cepys Of which
notice, acknowledged By such Prosecuting At
Jersey, or certified under oath of credible
witness. to be q true copy Thereof. shall ac-
company every such application 70 the Gov
ernor; and notice of such application, set.
ting forth the namesof the person or persons
on whose behalf it is made, the crime Of which
he. she or they. shall have been convicted ,ihe
time of such conviction. and the term of ssn-
tence. shall also be published in some nevsps-
per in such county, and ofgeneTal circulation
therein; or i there be no newspaper publish
ed therein, then such notice shall be posted
on the door of the court house Of such coun-
~, aI-least three weeks before the Governor
Of the State shall consider any such applica-
ton; copy Of which notice. duly autheniica-
ted by some credible witness under oath, shall
also accompany such application; PROVIDED.
that in any case in which the application is for
the pardon of any person sentenced tocapital
punishment, and the time from the date Of
the sentence to the time of the execution
thereof is less than three weeks, that snch mo-
tce shall only be required to be served and
published for ten days before the considera-
ton of such application.
Sec. 8. It'll hereby made the duty Of the
prosecuting attorney Of the county in which
the indictment was found. against such per-
son or persons on whose behalf such application
for pardon is made to make out and forward
to the Governor within ten days after The ssE-
vice the notice upon him, as herein before
provided, statement setting forth the simsof
such trial and conviction, and the Gate and
term of such sentence, and alse the crime for
which such person OF persons were convicted,
and he shall also briefly state any circumstan-
ces in aggravation or extenuation, If any such
appeared in the testimony upon the trial of
the person or persons in whose behalf such
application is made.
Sec f. That IN any and every ease IN which
there is imminent danger Of the death Of any
person or persons SO convicted and imptison-
ed, which fact shall appear by the certificate
of the physician Of the PeniteHtiary, address
ed to the Governor. which certificate may be
accompanied by the Recommendation Of The
warden Of the penisentiary. for the pardon of
such convict or eoaVicts; and ii every case il
which the warden of the peniteutiary, and
the directors thereof. shall unite IN & Fecom-
mendation 10 the Governor for the pardon Of
any such convict or convicts. stating specifchE
IL the considerations and reasons why snch
application is made, the provisions in the fore
going sections of this act shall not be eonsid.
cred applicable.
Sec s. That this act shall take effect on
the firse day of April. A. D. 1852.
@ s JAMES g. JOHNSON.
Speaker House of Representatives
@ AARONPAKDEE.
President pro tenn, Of the Senate.
Jan. 2e, 1852.
IS.
AN ACT,
To amend the aot entitled an actto amend the
act creating the Commercial Court Of Gin
ciauati passed March %. 1850.
Sec. /. Be Il enacted By the General as
sem6ly ofthe State Of Ohio. That there shall
be term of the commercial court of Cia5in-
natl, commencing on the first Monday of April
next, and term of said court commencing on
the first Monday Of July next; Provided that
said July term shall not coniinne beyond the
nineteenth day of said month; and all process
issued out of said court, returnable to the
next Nav term, and all notifications to appear
at said term, shall be considered as if original
| ly made to the April term herein provided
The rstsec.ion Of the act to amend the act
creating the commercial court Of Cincinnati.
passed March %. 1850, which reads as fol-
lows: "That hereafter there shall be term
| of the commercial court of Cincinnati. to COM
mence on the 6rss Monday Of May IN each
year, and SO much Of the act establishing the
said court, passed February 4th. / ls48. as re-
quires it to hold terms on the first Monday
Of April, and the first Monday in July in each
year, be and the same is repeald," is hereby
repealed.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker House Of Representatives
AARON PARDEE.
! President pro tenn, Of the Senate.
February Is, 1852,
4sz "a. @
AN ACT,
Limiting the powor Of certain Municipal cor,
| pnrations.
Sec. /. Be II enacted By the General As
sepa5ty Of the State Of Ohio, That wherever.
by the charter of any Incorporated towR or
city in this State, contrasting more than twsn-
ty thousand inhabitants, authority is confer
red upon the town or city council thereof. to
alter the number or boundaries of the wards,
or election districts therein, no such power
shall be exercised prior to the passage of a
general law, providing for the organization
and government of such town or city.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker House of Representatives.
AARON PARDEE.
President, pro tenn. Of the Senate,
March IL, 1882.
AuD1roE's orrrcE.