History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c41.177

v2.c41.177

Suddenly on the 16th of June a letter was received from Sambhājī Gaṇesh, stating that Colonel Peach’s detachment had marched towards Katak to quell the disturbances created by Nārāyan Deo.⁵ A letter was written on the 18th of the same month to Sambhājī referring to the relief of a vessel stranded near Puri. Another letter from a certain Bihārī Lāl contains the information that Udepurī Gosāin’s son had arrived at Katak. A letter was written to the Rājā of Sambalpur on the 18th about the establishment of a factory and for the purchase of diamonds in his territory.¹