Pamela Mann is a widow in Mexico owned Texas and depends on her oxen for her livelihood. But Sam Houston is leading a drive for independence and needs her sturdy animals for cannon movement but the spirited Pamela resists all pleas.

Mary runs an outpost on the American frontier where her most important job is providing horses to the Union side. But a confederate Caleb is intent on derailing her operation until they meet over a horse's foal delivery.

Mine owner Jim Barker sends for detective Romer Maxwell suspecting high grade ore is being smuggled out. Romer tests several theories then focuses on Kate Hanson but complicates matters by falling in love with her daughter Sarah.

Iron fisted rancher Hank Lanier believes his son Jack needs a good education, bringing in Ralph Edmunds to teach him. But the teacher's arrival threatens Lanier's autocratic ways leading to a showdown.

Union officer Parker has met his match with southern patriot Belle.

Noted frontier explorer John Fremont is in gold rush California and finds himself in a contentious mining dispute. As the situation threatens to turn violent the future presidential candidate has the support of his faithful wife Jessie.

Luke Short aims to open a fine saloon in Dodge City but runs up against political boss Webster who prevents competition. Luke, with support of Mady, tries traditional methods but is forced to call in famous friends to prevail.

Lt. Wood is stationed in Arizona Territory during an Apache uprising but is more compassionate then his commander. When a deadly illness breaks out among the Indians he is willing to treat them but Geronimo must surrender first.

Johnny Carter is wounded while committing a robbery and takes refuge in a mission school. He is nursed back to health by Sister Mary who learns his identity. She urges him to turn himself in which turns his partner Buckner against him.

Jim Badger tangles with corrupt lawmen and vigilantes.

As the Donner Party attempts to cross the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Reed family is banished after an altercation leads to death. They endure heavy snow and dwindling food but daughter Virginia shows courage beyond her years.

A drama about the working conditions in a mining town.

An ex-con tries to prevent the son he gave up for adoption from following in his steps.

Yvonne DeCarlo plays a doctor struggling to begin a practice in the 1890s.

The Salt War erupts when a rancher decides to sell salt that used to be free.

Bad luck dogs Matt Denby. His farm fails, his son is bitten by a rabid animal - and his wife leaves him.

The mayor of Austin once insulted Bill Breckinridge. Now Bill is the governor - and eager for revenge.

A ghost-plagued woman hires a detective to take her and her fortune to San Francisco.

An old prospector partners with a newcomer in search of a gold strike.

A greedy merchant creates panic by spreading rumors that the town's supply lines are cut off by snow.

Dr. Allen Camden decides to find who would harm Noble, a kind and gentle man. It turns out a clue was left by the deceased.

A trapper campaigns for the annexation of Oregon Territory.

A group of religious settlers tangles with outlaws who have set up an illegal tollgate.

Lawyer William Thorne defends an innocent woman threatened by bigotry and mob violence in an Arizona town.

When Claypool swindles McSween out of his mine, storekeeper Hobart has an idea for retribution. Trained as a lawyer he traps Claypool into owing him the mine's deed but not before physical violence occurs.

Phillip Sheridan's friendship with Indian scout Kahlu is questioned after a series of ambushes leave troopers dead. But Sheridan defends his ally against the outraged fort's residents trusting his instincts that he is right.

Gurney is among the outraged citizenry when Limantour and his associate Tarabel have a deed claiming ownership of San Francisco. Gurney suspects a scheme but risks his life to prove it.

Patriotism and banditry clash when Owens along with companion Delores are captured by outlaw Juan Cortina. Owens tries to convince Juan to work for the good of his country like he once did instead of using his leadership for personal gain.

When five men desert the Union Army, they are at the mercy of General Avery, who favors shooting them.