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who shall reside within his circuit, and the district judge of the district where the circuit court is held; and may be held by any one of the three sitting alone, or by any two sitting together; but a district judge cannot vote on appeal or error from his decision. The Circuit Courts have and an a Ken is a party, or the suit is between a citizen of the State where it is brought and a citizen of another State, or of suits in equity involving $500, where the United States are petitioners, or at common law where the United States, or any officer thereof suing under the authority of any act of Congress, are plaintiffs; of suits under import, internal revenue, and postal laws; of patent and copyright suits, suits against national banks, suits in bankruptcy, and in divers other cases. They have appellate jurisdiction from the District Courts in cases involving $50, of equity, admiralty, or maritime jurisdiction. The Circuit Court meets at least twice a year in every district.

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