Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-06
NUMBER SO.
be discontinued thereby.

sion shall have power, in addition to the Org
inal jurisdiction conferred by sectivn 2, article
4, OF the constitution, on good cause shown, 10
issue wrlts of error, certiorari, supersedess,
ne-exeat. and all other writs not especially
provided for by statute, which may be neees-
sary to enforce the due administration Of right
end justice throughout the State; and either
of the Judges of the Supreme Court IN Vaca-
ton, shall, on good cause shown. have power
to grant wrts of error, supersedeas, and certi-
orari, and also TO grant writs of habeas corpus;
and the writs of error or cel tiorari, directed
to the court OF consmon pleas, may, in the dis
erection Of the Supreme Court, or Judge allow
ling the same, be made returnable to the dis
trict court OF the proper county, or TO the Sg-
preme Court
Sec. 5. When any important or dffEcult
Equestion shall arise in amy proceeding pending
before the district court in any county, the
Judges of the district court, or the Judge Of
the Supreme court sitting in said district court,
may, on motion OF either party, cause the
same to be reserved and sent to the Supreme
Court for its decision; and all other questions
as to which the Judge of the district court
may be equally divided in opinion, shall, on
motion of either party. in like manner be re-
served and sent to the Supreme Court for de-
termination.
Sec. 6. The Supreme Court shall have
power TO prescribe such rules for the regula-
ton of its practice, the reservation Of all oues-
tions. and the transmission of cases from the
district court or court of common pleas, tothe
Supreme Court, and remanding the same as
may not be inconsistent with the laws Of this
State
Sec Z. In all cases pending in the SUI
preme Court oral arguments shall be heard
when either party shall request it; but the
arguments of counsel may be transmitted to
the court in which case they shall be placed
on file with the papers, and read by the court
in the investigation of the cause.
\ Sec. 8. The Supreme Court shall appoint
a Reporter, whose term ofof1ice shall continue
three years. whose duty it shall be to attend
the sessions of said court and to report under
the direction of the court its decisions, togeth-
er with such Other decisions as the court may
direct him TO report, and to cause the same
to be published as soon as may be convenient
ly done; Provided, that no arguments Of coun-
sci shall be published with said reports. other
than brief containing reference TO the
points made and the authorities cited and re-
lied on by such counsel. uRlees specially di-
rected by the court The Reporter shall re-
ceiye such compensation as may be provided
by law; and the judges of said court shall
have power to remove said reporter from Of
fee at any time, for such cause or causes as
, they may deem sufficient, TO be entered Of
record in the journals Of the court, ten days
, notice of sHeh intention to remove being Civ
en- to said reporter.
Sec 9. The records and papers pertaining
: to the business of the Supreme court shall be
f kept at the seat of government, in a suitable
room to be provided for the accommodation
: of the court, and not be removed therefrom,
! unless BY special direction of the court, and
] then only so long as the business Of the court
may necessarily require; and the supreme
: court shall appoint crier, whose duty it shall
: be to attend On the sessions of the court and
/; take charge of the room provided for the use
of the court.
e Sec. To- There shall be special term Of
the supreme court held at Columbus, to COM
. mence on the FIRST Monday of March, 1852;
e and the records and files Of the late Supreme
Court in Bank shall be transferred to the pres
a ent supreme court, and be under the control
of the latter court, in the same manner that iis
: own records and files may be.
e Sec. /. For the purposes of the District
e Courts. the nine common pleas districts shall
. be appor.ioned into FIVE Judicial circuits as fol.
e lows The second and third common pleas
b districts, composed of the counties of Butler,
= Preble, Darke, Montgomery, Miami, Cham
J paign, Warren, Clinten. Greene, Clark, Shel.
, by, Auglaize, Allen, Hardin, Logan, Union,
0 Marion. Mercer Vanwert, Putnam. Panlding,
Defiance, Williams, Henry, Fulton, Wood, SEN
] eca, Handbook, Wysndot and Crawford, shall
? constitute the first circuit The fourth aad
sixth districts, composed of the counties Of
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: Medina, Summit, Cuyahoga, Wayne, Ashland,
S Richland, Morrow, Knox, Delaware, Licking,
Coshocton and Holmes, shall constitute the
second circuit The 6fth and seventh districts,
composed of the counties of Clermont, Brown,
, Adams, Highland, Ross. Fayette, Pickaway,
Franklin, Madison, Fairfield, Perry, Hooking,
r jackson, Vinton, Pike, Scioto. Lawrence, Gal
liza, Meigs, Athens and Washington, shall con-
stitute the third circuit The eighth and
+, ninth districts, composed of the counties Of
Muskingum, Morgan, G Guernsey, Belmont, Mon
roe, Jefferson, Harrison Tu clrawas, Stark, Car
roll, Columbiana, Trumbull, Portage, Mahon-
: ing, Gcauga Lake aud Ashtabula, to which is
hereby added the county of Noble, shall con-
: stitute the fourth circuit And the county of
Hamilton shall constitute the fifth circuit.
Sec IL. Atthe sessions of the district court,
a Judge of the supreme court shall preside;
but in case no Judge of the supreme court
shall be present the Judge of the court of COM
mon pleas, in whose subdivision such court
may be, shall preside provided. that the jud.
ges of the district court in any district may, at
their FIRST session, in their said district, bse.
scribe by rule of court entered upon the
record which one of said judges shall, in the
absence or disability of the Judge of the su-
preme court. preside in any county or coun-
ties of said district
! Sec. l3 The district court in addition to
the original jurisdiction. conferred upoe il by
article 4, section 6, of the constitution, shall
have power, on good cause shown, TO issue
wrts error, certiorar, supersedeas, ne exeat
| and all osher writs not specially provided for
by statute, whenever such writs may be nee
essary for the exercise ofits jurisdiction, in the
due cd dnainislraiinn of rirht. and illstica