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Samuel F. Butterworth
Samuel Fowler Butterworth (November 1811 – May 6, 1875) was an American attorney, businessman, and honorary regent of the University of California.
==Background==
After graduating from Union College, Butterworth became a lawyer working under fellow future regent Edward Tompkins.〔 Butterworth moved to Mississippi to practice law. He was appointed United States Attorney in Mississippi during the administration on Martin van Buren.〔 In 1840 Butterworth was involved in a lawsuit against himself and his business partner John D. Amis. The laws of Mississippi at the time forbade a writ of error in regards to the mandatory payment of a bond by the partners of a real estate bank on Columbus, Mississippi which Butterworth and Amis argued increased the costs of business unlawfully. The case went to the United States Supreme Court and decided in the partners' favor. Butterworth refused appointment to be a justice of Mississippi's Supreme Court in order to instead enter politics. In 1857 Butterworth became the first superintendent of the United States Assay Office in New York City〔 where he lobbied for the creation of a branch mint in New York City.
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