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Confederate soldier Johnny Yuma returns home after the war to find his father dead and his town in the hands of outlaws.

Johnny turns Will Randall over to a posse, but Randall's daughter says her father is being framed.

At an abandoned Army post, Johnny encounters a strange man who claims to be acting insane to avoid being killed.

Two former Union soldiers think Johnny knows the whereabouts of a cache of gold.

Johnny comes upon a squatter family who needs help, but the townspeople fear they have diphtheria.

A band of murderous scavengers besieges a homesteader family, intent on taking over the home for the winter.

When Johnny agrees to act temporarily as schoolmaster, he runs into trouble with one of his students.

After being goaded into a gunfight, Johnny must explain a man's death to the widow.

Three young boys ambush Johnny and tell of their plan to rob a bank.

Johnny rides into Lassiter City to return a keepsake medal to a dead soldier's family.

A corrupt sheriff arrests Johnny and forces him to join a gang of slave laborers.

Johnny goes to see the newspaper editor in a frontier town.

Johnny becomes entangled with men who refuse to acknowledge the end of the Civil War.

Johnny goes to town for supplies, but no one will do business with him.

Johnny tangles with a man who intends to mine gold in American Indian territory.

Johnny finds a stranded girl, who presumably has been left to die.

Johnny tries to befriend an old man the townspeople have warned him about.

Johnny must prove his innocence when townspeople accuse him of robbery.

Johnny discovers that his former commanding officer plans to hang an apparently innocent man.

Johnny testifies at a trial, then finds he has unwittingly helped pull off a land swindle.

Young Virgil Morse tries to shoot Johnny in order to defend his family's honor.

Johnny encounters a husband-and-wife shooting team and ends up in the line of fire.

When a rattler bites Johnny, the man who comes to his aid may have ulterior motives.

Johnny rescues a trapper caught in his own snare.

Johnny becomes entangled with men who refuse to acknowledge the end of the Civil War.

Johnny goes to town for supplies, but no one will do business with him.