 From 1871 to 1875, Nikoladze lived between Paris and Tbilisi, organizing several revolutionary periodicals such as "Krebuli" in Tbilisi (1871), "Drosha" in Paris (1873) and "Mimokhilva" in Tbilisi.While he was in Paris, he married a Polish woman, Bogumila Zemaianskaia (also Bogumiła Ziemiańska), who had lived for a while in his hometown of Kutaisi.They had three children — a son who died young, and two daughters, Nino (born 1872) and Elizabeth, known as "Lolo".