Seeds of what? Seeds of some genera, like 'Sarracenia', have a seed coat that are difficult to wet, so they may appear dry, when in fact they are just fine and have been exposed to sufficient moisture. (as long as the paper towel didn't dry out)

If its Sarracenia we're talking about, I hope they have been stratified long enough and you are ready to plant them: they need as long a growing season as possible.

Update

Everything has sprouted. Except for the seeds that looked dried at time of planting.

I've identified some of the seeds.

Mixed Dorsera seeds has sprouted.
Sarracenia seeds did not sprout.(My guess not long enough CS)
Venus Fly Trap seeds did not sprout.(Same as Sarracenia)

And still an unidentified seed that has sprouted.