Huntress (Schooner), aground, 25 Nov 1859

The schooner HUNTRESS, of Erie, with a cargo of wheat from Chicago for Buffalo, is ashore inside of Green Island Reef, Straits of Mackinaw. Capt. Hart, with the LEVIATHAN, has gone to her assistance.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      November 22, 1859
     

The schooner HUNTRESS is ashore on Green Island reef, near the straits of Mackinaw. The tug LEVIATHAN has gone to her assistance.
      Detroit Free Press
      November 25, 1859 4-2


Captain Chamberlain, of the propeller EVERGREEN CITY, that arrived at Milwaukee from Collingwood, reports the schooner HUNTRESS ashore in the Straits of Mackinaw. She was bound down with wheat from Chicago. The Captain reports that he will save about 6,000 bushels of her cargo. The tug LEVIATHAN was getting her off, and will bring her to this port.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      November 25, 1859
     

      THE SCHOONER HUNTRESS SAFE. - A despatch received this morning from Milwaukee says that Capt. Hart has succeeded in getting off the schooner HUNTRESS, where she went ashore last fall, and brought her safe into port.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      Wednesday, March 28, 1860

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      The Milwaukee Sentinel of Thursday says: "The fine wrecking tug LEVIATHAN, Capt. Hart, arrived this afternoon with the schooner HUNTRESS in tow. The HUNTRESS, it will be remembered, went ashore last fall, was subsequently got off, and wintered at Beaver Harbor. The LEVIATHAN left here a week ago for North Manitou Island to get off the schooner AMERICAN REPUBLIC, but finding the latter imbedded in the ice, proceeded to Beaver Island for the HUNTRESS.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      Friday, March 30, 1860

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