The Daily Madisonian

Two fellows, with the sounding names of Bolinski and Ferdinand O'Kilemski, have been arrested at Cincinnati, on charges of committing depredations on a somewhat original plan. They appeared to have some acquaintance with the law, they paraded about with green bags on their dexter arm. At times full of books and at others only partially so. In consequence of this display, many thought them to be real bona fide lawyers, and for the purpose of keeping up the character, they were accustomed to pop into the offices of various legal gentlemen—any one happened to be in, a trivial inquiry was the result of their call, but if no one was present they punished the owner's negligence, in leaving his property unguarded, by walking off with a pocket full of law books—generally constituting the plunder. Clothing, &c. were not scorned. Unfortunately for them, however, their prosperous trade has been broken up by the merciless hands of the constable.