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[[underlined]] Rogersville Jc. [[/underlined]] Tenn.
shale, red clay soil
[[underlined]] Morristown [[/underlined]]
limestone country.
numerous ponds, hollows & sink holes.   
Good farms.
[[underlined]] Knoxville [[/underlined]] lunch
red clay soil, winter wheat looks good & seems to be the main crop 
good saddle horses

[[underlined]] Athens [[/underlined]]
Poor soil & pines

[[underlined]] Charleston [[/underlined]] 4:19 P.M.
Plums in blossom
Peaches

[[underlined]] Chickamauga R. [[/underlined]]

[[underlined]] Missionary [[/underlined]] Ridge

[[image - Pencil sketch of map.]] 
[[image labels]]
Skinner
Missionary Ridge
'Brag' 
Grant
Lookout Mtn. 
[[/image labels]]

[[underlined]] Chattanooga [[/underlined]]
Supper

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Arundonaria, a few
Liquidamber   com
just before reaching [[underlined]] Chattanooga [[/underlined]] Dark

[[underlined]] April 5 [[/underlined]]
[[strikethrough]] Mill Town [[/strikethrough]]
[[underlined]] Lumbertown [[/underlined]], daylight
Pinus palustris
Magnolia glauca
" [[Ditto for: Magnolia]] [[line]]
Liquidamber
Cornus florida - in flower
Oaks - deciduous
[[underlined]] further along [[/underlined]].
Taxeodium a few
Azalia - in flower
[[underlined]] Piccayune [/underlined]]

[[underlined]] Benton [[/underlined]]
Tillenzia  abn
Palmetto
Zygadenia, in flower
Live oaks
Cathetos atrata? 1 [[strikethrough]] 2 [[/strikethrough]]

[[underlined]] Slidell [[/underlined]]

Transcription Notes:
Image is a Possible sketch C.W. battlefield @siobhanleachman - Reviewed. Checked species, kept Vernon's spelling, anything I'm unsure of is in [[?]]. Piccayune = possibly Vernon means Picayune? Tillenzia = Vernon possibly menas Tilanzia Cathetos atrata = Catharista atrata? Initial Review Notes: Top of second page, I believe he's written "Liquidamber" (meaning liquidambar). Also, I agree with your transcription of "Palmetto" and have removed the brackets.