Alleghany (Propeller), 1 Jun 1849

ANOTHER PROPELLER. - A new, and very fine propeller, built at this place the past season, starts her steam today. She is called the "ALLEGHANY" - measures 400 tons - was built by Moses, her engine by Sterling, and painted by Willird & Howe. She is the largest vessel of the kind on the lakes, has a fine cabin, furnished with double state-rooms, intended for the upper lake trade - a large steerage, and accommodations to suit the increasing emigration to the west. She is owned by Wick & Morgan, Moses, the builder, and Jennet & Miner, of Sandusky. She is commanded by Captain Spencer, and leaves for Buffalo this evening. - Cleveland Plaindealer.
      Buffalo Daily Courier
      Monday, June 18, 1849

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The new propeller ALLEGHANY had her trial trip yesterday. She cost $35,000 (most of article unreadable)
      Daily Democratic Press
      July 10, 1856

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      The new propeller ALLEGHANY, the first propeller launched here, is about ready for sea. She was built for the American Transportation Co. to replace the ALLEGHANY which was wrecked here last fall. She measures about 600 tons. 173' x 28' .
      Milwaukee Daily Sentinel
      July 29, 1856

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      The new propeller ALLEGHANY measures 172.10 x 28.7 and 601 tons. She has the engine of the former propeller ALLEGHANY. Her cabins are handsomely fitted up.
      Daily Democratic Press
      August 13, 1856