...gar Creek, in the rear of the Nationals, thereby, as he thought, cutting off Curtis's supplies and re-enforcements, and securing him and his army as captives. It was while he was on that march from Fayetteville that his approach was made known. He encamped that night at Cross Hollows, which Carr had left; and Sigel, by a skillful movement in sending cavalry to Osage Springs to cover his right flank, safel...