given a global variable, say
<xsl:variable name="ftn" select="('*','**','†','‡')"/>
Then $ftn[4] would make a double dagger, so it should be fairly easy to
get from a numeric value returned by xsl:number or position() or a
per-page extension numbering function to the symbol that you want.
David
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