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A man who was framed for murder has an entire town against him.

The Lone Ranger poses as a doctor to rescue a hostage.

Hollister rushes a young wounded hoodlum to Tombstone's hospital, putting him under the care of nurse Mary Rice; when the notorious Gayleyville gang kidnaps her and the dying boy, Hollister and the wounded man each attempt to save the nurse.

Fragments of the Epitaphs are found at the scene of a robbery and on the body of a known killer; Hollister and Claiborne discover a strange code in the help wanted ads and with a planned typographic error; they smoke out a robbery gang.

Leading Texas politician Sam Houston relies on his wife.

A prospector who buys a hearse earns jeers from all around him.

A bitter young man takes up cattle rustling to avenge his father's death.

A trick of fate separates a man from everything he values.

Bat faces danger when trying to help railroad tycoon Hugh Blaine get his money back from swindlers.

Bat chases Mexican bandits through Spanish-American towns after losing his money in a bank robbery.

Hardie suspects murder when a Fargo agent allegedly commits suicide.

Hardie faces opposition when he tries to investigate a friend's drowning death.

An incoming stage has problems with a drunken, violent passenger who turns out to be the boxer John L. Sullivan.

Pearl Harvey's heavily insured dog disappears when she comes to town to entertain the miners.

Two gunmen hold three innocent hostages for the freedom of Josh's prisoner.

A poor schoolteacher in a Mexican village hires Josh to keep a local witch woman away from his expectant wife.

Sheep farmer Jason Sweet (Glenn Ford) arrives in a small Western cattle town and promptly clashes with local tough guy Jumbo McCall (Mickey Shaughnessy). He also irks Stephen Bedford (Leslie Nielsen), a wealthy cattleman, with his advances toward Bedford's girlfriend, Dell Payton (Shirley MacLaine). With the entire town in an uproar over Sweet's behavior, Bedford arranges for Chocktaw Neal (Pernel

Hotshot gunfighter Lot McGuire intends to make a name for himself by out-duelling legendary bandit-turned-lawman Marshal Dan Blaine. Before any bullets fly, however, Lot and his intended enemy strike up an unlikely friendship, and Blaine tries to convince the youngster to call off the shootout. Unfortunately, Lot can't be talked out of his quest for glory, and so he guns down a few hostile locals,

An Arizona land-grabber (Telly Savalas) and his brother (George Maharis) renew their feud amid Army troops and Apaches.