When Bowie goes to his dead Indian friend's home town to deliver the news to his father, he finds that the father has just been shot.

Bowie solicits the help of a former pickpocket and a former horse thief to defeat a gang of counterfeiters.

Bowie risks his life to recover a stolen shipment of desperately needed smallpox vaccine.

While on his way to inform the authorities of a plot to misuse the labor of prisoners, Bowie is trapped in a warehouse and attacked by a whip-wielding stranger.

Bowie becomes suspicious when an elderly man dies abruptly on the night of his wedding.

Inside a doll he bought as a birthday gift, Bowie finds a clue to a homicide plot.

When Jim Bowie is robbed, he learns that the man who robbed him is also wanted by an Indian tribe for murder.

An assassin after Bowie kills an innocent man instead, but that doesn't stop him.

When Bowie and his brother learn that the bank they own in New Orleans is being robbed, they try to keep the thieves from getting away by using the city's signaling cannon.

Bowie learns that foul play may be attempted at a concert arranged by his friend at the newspaper for composer John Howard Payne.

Now in Texas, Bowie encounters famous scout Deaf Smith while on the trail of an outlaw gang.

Bowie comes to the aid of naturalist Johnny Appleseed, who has been captured by criminals who think that the riches in the ground he talks about are buried treasure.

Bowie decides to run for Congress from Louisiana, and meets another frontiersman who did the same thing from Tennessee, Davy Crockett.

Owed a lot of money by a man who has no cash, Bowie makes him an offer for his land in New Orleans, and we learn the origin of some of the street names there.