Conner v. Conner

The appellant sued the appellee for 'divorce, showing, by his complaint, three several acts of adultery by her, with as many men, within a period of one year. She answered by denial, and, by cross-petition, charged him with incest with their youngest daughter. The court found specially that each of the charges of adultery, made against the defendant, was true; that the charges made by the defendant, against the plaintiff, were not true; that the plaintiff’s estate, after paying his debts, *49was worth $1,300, which had been accumulated by the joint efforts of the parties; that the wife owned no…