Overview
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.
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2 - 1Epitaph for an Indian September 06, 1957 -
2 - 2Flowers for McDonough September 13, 1957
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2 - 3The Irishman September 20, 1957
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2 - 4Counterfeit Dixie September 27, 1957
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2 - 5Bullet Metal October 04, 1957
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2 - 6Quarantine October 11, 1957
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2 - 7A Fortune for Madame October 18, 1957
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2 - 8House Divided October 25, 1957
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2 - 9The Whip November 01, 1957
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2 - 10Pearls of Talimeco November 08, 1957
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2 - 11Charivari November 15, 1957
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2 - 12Hare and Tortoise November 22, 1957
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2 - 13The Bridegroom November 29, 1957
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2 - 14The Alligator December 06, 1957
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2 - 15Country Girl December 13, 1957
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2 - 16Mexican Adventure December 20, 1957
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2 - 17Silk Purse December 27, 1957
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2 - 18Choctaw Honor January 03, 1958
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2 - 19Close Shave January 10, 1958
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2 - 20Pirate on Horseback January 17, 1958
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2 - 21Curfew Cannon January 24, 1958
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2 - 22Home Sweet Home January 31, 1958
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2 - 23Deaf Smith February 07, 1958
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2 - 24Ursula February 14, 1958 -
2 - 25Apache Silver February 21, 1958
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2 - 26A Grave for Jim Bowie February 28, 1958
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2 - 27Up the Creek March 07, 1958
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2 - 28The Lion's Cub March 14, 1958
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2 - 29Horse Thief March 21, 1958
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2 - 30Jim Bowie, Apache March 28, 1958
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2 - 31The Brothers April 04, 1958
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2 - 32Patron of the Arts April 11, 1958
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2 - 33Bad Medicine April 18, 1958
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2 - 34A Night in Tennessee April 25, 1958
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2 - 35Bowie's Baby May 02, 1958
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2 - 36The Cave May 09, 1958
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2 - 37Man of the Streets May 16, 1958
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2 - 38The Puma May 23, 1958