At the age of 12, Paschall was apprenticed to Mr. Joseph Charless of the Missouri Gazette to learn the trade of a printer. Afterwards, he remained with the firm and became a partner. In 1840 Paschall and Charles Ramsay established a new paper, which they called the New-Era. By 1844 he was the associate editor of the Missouri Republican and eventually became Chief Editor.
At the age of 12, Paschall was apprenticed to Mr. Joseph Charless of the Missouri Gazette to learn the trade of a printer. Afterwards, he remained with the firm and became a partner. In 1840 Paschall and Charles Ramsay established a new paper, which they called the New-Era. By 1844 he was the associate editor of the Missouri Republican and eventually became Chief Editor.
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