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 ly formed State, those which bors Oll to the system of which the State faa a.l to functionaries holding new and Jias %'l missions under that system. and Ss no powers save those to be derivsaP na p commissions. Then as one ofs a 10 the Union, and in virtue of that cbs % ing one of the Districts oftbe fa na' the State of Arkansas and the y. sa' CTS within that State, would posssss liar jurisdiction or authoritv~a did not appertain to other Dist,aD,a lD Circuit Courts having cognizanes ' !, within those Districts. To ipvestSl Courts within the State and Distr;'a. a sas with such peculiar pouers. s0ul legislation would appear to be ;nSi.l eS'' Has any such special Legislation t.tif We have been able to perceive nothi' @ kind in the act which invested tbs @ Court of the State of Arkansas ,n;S n;s Court powers; and if the act of M M. 1887, entitled "An Act supplemeo,.s act entitled An Act to amend tbe InS tenn of the United States," which ssI Circuit Court within the State of A., examined, it will be found equally asa any similar provisions. This aetI toned first revokes simply the Cir,%s powers heretofore existing in seS.s trict Courts, of which the Distriet < Arkansas was one, and declares tb,. the several Districts named, Crers'| shall be held by the Chief or asso,.sl tices of the Supreme Court of the r \ signed or allotted to the Circua ,s such District shall belong, and tbs N Judges of such districts severally ana \ lively; either of whom shall constnh rum. Nay, this act would seem te3 \ and exclude the exercise of any eyt,,1 " or peculiar power either by the csl District Judges within the newly | Districts or Circuits, for the law II to declare {" which Circuit Courts q Judges thereof, shall have like por.1 exercise like jurisdiction as otbe, Courts and the Judges thereof; andt] District Courts and Judges thereof sh) like powers and exercise like iuu] as the District Courts and the Judpe,l in other Circuits.''

 Upon the whole then, we con;lude. power exists by law in the Circuit d the District of Arkansas which does ! pertain to other Circuit Courts of thrI That the power and iurisdictu claimed for the Court is a peculiro traordinary power and does not bela, regularly by its constitution, nor hs bestowed upon it by any special legsa we think therefore that it cannot bel and properly exercised, and that tn cannot take cognizance of the prisonei