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 By E. II. ENGLISH, Reporter to the State,

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justices conrt possesses only a special limited and inferior jurisdiction. It's proceed ings must, consequently, show such facts as constitute a case within its jurisdiction, or the law regards the whole as coram non j1- dice and rota-las held in Reeves vs. Clark, 9th Ark. E. 27.

 Where it appears that an account upon which suit is founded, is not filed with the justice until afler the summons has been is- sued, it Is clear that he can legally take no cognizance of it, and he having no iurisdic- ton, the circuit court can acquire none by appeal, and should dismiss the case for want of jurisdietion.-Affirmed.