The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11

THE CATHOLIC aJUAILEEn FESTIVAL
The Jubilee Festival in the Catholic
Church is still in progress, and will be
continued during the week. The follow.
ing information in relation to the condi-
tions necessary for gaining the Jubilee
Indulgence may be of interest to some Of
our readers:
/. Prayers are required to be offered
up, according to the intentions of the
Sovereign Pontiff, 'for some space OF
time" as condition for earning the In
diligence. These intentions are: LIST.
The preservation and protection OF the
Pontif himself; I'd. The extension of the
faith, and the prosperity of the Holy
Catholic Church; Sd. The conversion OF
sinners and of those III error; 4th. Peace
among Christian princes, rulers and peo-
Piles. No particular form OF prayer Is
prescribed, but for those who cannot
conveniently read the prayers indicated
by the small Manuel for the Jubilee, the
fervent recitation of five Our Fathers
and five Hail Marys will suffice
| 2. A good confession and communion
but for children who have not made their
! first communion, and who cannot be con-
veniently prepared for it, good confess
sion with absolution will be sufficient
| g. Fasting on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday, of one week, during the month
assigned. Those who are unable to fast,
may have this condition committed by
their confessor into some other good
work.
q. The bestowal of some aims on the
poor, as each ones devotion may suggest.
This condition may also be committed by
the Confessor in favor of the poor, while
in religious houses the Superior may be-
stow the aims for the entire community,
and in families for their children and
servants.
In favor of the sick, of travellers, of
soldiers, of those in prison, and of all
others legitimately prevented from com
plying with the conditions for gaining
the Indulgence during the month above
designated, the time is extended to any
period within the year 1865, which their
Pastor or Spiritual Director may appoint
CIRCUIT COURT In this Court yestel
day morning the argument in the grand
larceny case of Robert Scott and Edward
Lewis, alias Charles Gardner, was con-
Guided After short absence the
jury returned verdict of guilty" and
recommended an Imprisonment of one
year in the penitentiary. These two men
few months since stole a lot of cloth
ing from the house of John Bradford
Bud Long," "a youth Of twelve or
fourteen summers,) charged with steal
ing watch, was acquitted.
Mary Mccormick, charged with steal
ing lot of clothing, belonging to a
Mrs Eliza Jane Walker, from the steam,
er Rather, while lying at our wharf, was
also acquitted Mrs. Walker, who re-
sides in Steubenviile, came down to this
city to prosecute the prisoner. Before
the trial Mrs w. INDUCED rather freely
in the ardent, and was scarcely able to
manage her side of the case When
Court adjourned last evening she was
sleeping in the Clerks Office. The cloth
ing alledged to have been stolen was
worth carrying into the Court
room. 1t would probably be of some
service in q paper mill.
The case of Rachel Mitz, charged with
and cohabiting with Henry !
was taken up. The evidence
was all heard, the cause was argued and
submitted to jury, who after n short J
absence returned q verdict of guilty, and
that fine Of $50 be im-
posed.